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//
// Filename: DualListManager.h
//
// AUTHOR : Copyright (C) Steve Aube, February 2000
// SteveAube@yahoo.com
//
// You can reuse and redistribute this code, provided this
// header is kept as is.
//
// Description: This class is intended to handle moving item between two
// listboxes. One list represents the list of available items
// and the other represents the list of choosen items. This
// class is intended to be a member of CDialog, CFormView or
// CPropertyPage. All the parent class has to do is properly
// initialize this class and call a couple of member functions
// and this class will take care of the following things:
// - If the "Add" button is pressed the selected item(s) are
// moved from the available list to the choosen list.
// - If the "Add All" button is pressed all of the items in
// are moved from the available list to the choosen list.
// - If the "Remove" button is pressed the selected item(s)
// are moved from the choosen list to the available list.
// - If the "Remove All" button is pressed all of the items in
// are moved from the choosen list to the available list.
// - If the "Move Up" button is pressed the selected item(s)
// in the choosen list are moved up in the list by one.
// This button can be pressed repeatedly until all of the
// selected items have reached the top of the list. When
// that occurs the button is disabled.
// - If the "Move Down" button is pressed the selected item(s)
// in the choosen list are moved down in the list by one.
// - Allows double clicking on an item to move it to the
// opposite list.
// - When item(s) are moved from one list to another the
// item that was moved is selected in the list it was moved
// to. The list that had the item removed selects the item
// that is at the location of the first item that was moved.
// If the item at the bottom of the list is moved the item
// immediately above it is selected. If the last item in
// the list is removed there is no selection.
// - Enabling/disabling of buttons - when items are moved
// between lists and up and down in the choosen list the
// availability of buttons changes. For instance if an item
// is moved to the top of the choosen list the "Move Up"
// button doesn't make sense. When this occurs the "Move Up"
// button is automatically disabled.
// - Keyboard support - disabling a button that has the focus
// causes problems for keyboard users. This code checks to
// see if a button has the focus before it disables it. If
// it does the focus is forwarded to the next avaiabled
// control.
//
// How to use this class:
// - Add a member variable of this class type to the dialog
// box, property page or form view where you want to use it.
// - From the initialization method (OnInitDialog() for a
// dialog box and a property page and OnInitialUpdate() for
// a view) do the following things in this order:
// - Add the items to the available and choosen lists with
// the calls AddItemToAvailableList(...) and
// AddItemToChoosenList(...). The first parameter is the
// name of the item and the second parameter is a unique
// identifier for the item.
// - Call InitializeControls(...) with a pointer the parent
// window and the IDs of all of the controls.
// - Override OnCmdMsg(...)
//
// Notes:
// - If you don't need certain features (like the ability to
// move an item up or down in the choosen list) simply
// provide a NULL value for that id. The rest of the class
// will continue work correctly. The IDs for the two lists
// are required since a dual list manager doesn't make sense
// unless it has two lists to work with.
// - This code will work with single, multiple and extended
// listboxes.
// - The order of the controls doesn't matter. You can put
// the choosen list on the left, right, top or bottom of the
// selected list. Just make sure you supply the control IDs
// in the right order.
//
// Implementation details:
// This class keeps track of the items in both listboxes in
// internal CArrays. The names associated with the items
// are tracked in a CMap and the item data value is used as
// the key. Keeping these separate lists simplfies moving
// items and keeping track of selection state.
//
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#ifndef __DualListManager_H__
#define __DualListManager_H__
#if _MSC_VER > 1000
#pragma once
#endif // _MSC_VER > 1000
#include
#include "attendanceDlg.h"
class CDualListManager
//class CDualListManager : public CDialog
{
// Construction/Destruction
public:
bool m_bIsCur;
void GetChoosenItem(CAttendanceDlg* pDlg);
CDualListManager(void);
~CDualListManager(void);
void AddItemToAvailableList(LPCTSTR lpszItem, long lItemData);
void AddItemToChoosenList(LPCTSTR lpszItem, long lItemData);
void InitializeControls(CWnd * pWndParent,
int iIDAvailableList,
int iIDChoosenList,
int iIDAddButton,
int iIDAddAllButton,
int iIDRemoveButton,
int iIDRemoveAllButton,
int iIDMoveUpButton,
int iIDMoveDownButton,
bool bIsCur);
BOOL ProcessCmdMsg(int nID, int nCode);
private:
void EnableButtons(bool bIsCur);
void EnableWindow(int iIDControl, BOOL bEnable);
void FillListboxes(CArray * pSelectedArray = NULL, BOOL bRemoving = FALSE);
void MoveAll(CListBox & rLBFrom, CListBox & rLBTo, CArray & rArrayFrom, CArray & rArrayTo);
void MoveUpOrDown(BOOL bMovingUp);
void MoveSelected(CListBox & rLBFrom, CArray & rArrayFrom, CArray & rArrayTo, BOOL bRemoving);
void SelectLBItem(CListBox & rListBox, int iItem);
private:
CMap m_KeyMap;
CArray m_ArrayChoosen;
CArray m_ArrayAvailable;
CListBox m_ctrlAvailableList;
CListBox m_ctrlChoosenList;
int m_iIDAvailableList;
int m_iIDChoosenList;
int m_iIDAddButton;
int m_iIDAddAllButton;
int m_iIDRemoveButton;
int m_iIDRemoveAllButton;
int m_iIDMoveUpButton;
int m_iIDMoveDownButton;
CWnd * m_pWndParent;
BOOL m_bAvailableListSingleSelType;
BOOL m_bChoosenListSingleSelType;
};
#endif